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Hello friends,
Just curious when doing practice Preptests, you can filter to Legacy which includes 4 sections or "Current" which only includes 3 sections. I plan on taking the June 2024 LSAT. As far as I understand, there is still an experimental section on the actual LSAT so for practicing purposes are you guys doing the "Legacy" method of all 4 sections? For those doing PT's with the "Current" of 3 sections, what reasons do y'all have?
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Hi! I am in the same boat, taking June 2024. What I do is take the "current" version with 3 sections, so the grading is accurate. If I feel like I need to work on my stamina, I will just take a full section of a random PT, usually my weak section, just for extra practice. Hope this helps.